Marketplace connecting learners with private tutors, in person or online
Apprentus runs a reputation-based marketplace matching students with private teachers for tutoring, music, languages and sports, delivered locally or over Zoom and Google Meet. Its hiring is almost entirely tutor-side supply, mid and junior level, across Spain, Switzerland, Portugal, the UK, the Netherlands and France. That points to a business constrained by teacher supply, not demand, with recurring gaps in tennis, dance and Swiss tutoring.
Apprentus is a Brussels-headquartered education marketplace founded in 2014 that connects people who want to learn with private teachers. Listings span academic tutoring, music, languages, and sports such as tennis and dance, with user reviews, teacher verification and secure payments built into the platform. Lessons run in person or online through video tools like Zoom and Google Meet. The privately held company employs 51–200 people and recruits teachers across several European markets, including Spain, Switzerland, Portugal, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and France.
Apprentus recruits teachers in Spain, Switzerland, Portugal, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and France, mostly for mid- and junior-level tutoring roles.
Apprentus uses Python, Java, JavaScript, C++, NoSQL and HTML/CSS on AWS. It runs online lessons on Zoom and Google Meet and uses Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator for design.
Apprentus is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium. It was founded in 2014 and has 51–200 employees.
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